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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29
sunday school Entertainment.

Inc Oh ldren of The EpIscopsl sun
way school were given an entertain
ueut last night in the spacious base
n'emt OF The church. The entertain
hW 9nt consisted of magic lantern ex-
n1nlil'n of sacred, historical aud
ns ",'c pictures, and su exquiNte re-
nj t, ~ Vi edltles repaired by masters
sd6 tnS art Culinary, to which was
'u fruits, nuts, candies etc. This
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29
PERSON AL.

Mr. :. A. Green, a Temple cotton
uyer, is in tbs city.
Mr.. NJ. Rrowu, Bet1u dry goods
nercfa I, WAS buying goods in Waco
,esterd ~
Mr.. &. W. Jackson, hot man at
Sooten wells, was on Il business
,.lt TO the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. j. lIuds ~, who carries
,eneraI stock of merchandise at Lo-
era was in town yestsrGay.
Mr. larry Brasw,ll, the well known
try goods salesman, returned yes
,srday evening from trip to Laredo.
Mr.. X. W. Beaumont, travelling
.,e.m Va Tor Kcllum Il totan, went
|, lt,s on the O'Clock Missouri
Pacific yesterday afternoon.
Mr. G.. w. Lsppiug'on, evaugeli t
y Cameron Castles X storey, is IN
nw trip west, aud repotts the
,ercultural condition of that section
Batter than for lears.
Mrs Joe j ison left last night with
her chi drnn for Cul toruia Her hus-
/ bspd hAe locat'd at ocean Side, thnt
,tsle. and she with the lit one. vii,
iou hun there. Waco thus Loses an
excClleut family.
Mr.. II e. Dreugt an, a big mill III III
from kmstoid on the 81. Louie,
Arkansas Il Texas railroad, spen: the
blidays with his son-ir-law, Mr.. w.
Il. Hoffman, the Pacific express agent,
sud lit for home yesterday.
Mr.. O. Il. Wallace, representing the
Francis Smith Il Co. Loan Associ-
stion. of san Antonio, in company
with Car t. tlgin paid TIE EXAMINER
l,a-ant cal last night. IHE EX-
.MINtR st'll hopes he will open a
brau ch loan Office in Waco, and think E
me prospects good.
DIR. G.. {. McGregor is back from a
TWO weeks trip 10 Georgia and st
Louis, to see II medical sklI could do
nothing to improve his hearing
Receiving ittie encouragement he
returned. He says TcX~s winters are
cold enough for INN ~ d in the future
he does not think winter will ever
find him ont Ot the state.
Tom A. Ceuf"ld. son of Henry j
CauGe.d OF McLennan county, has aC-
cepted situation with the boot and
shoe house OF sleeper, Clifton ~ Go
as book keeper and cCl'tc or. Mr.
Tom SAYS he hopes to meat with
much success on his rounds at the
first If each month Only few
months ago he returned from coil ge,
having undergone complete iiuis
sid is commercial man.
General Handy, of Austin, general
manager o. the statesman Publishing
Co, ca led by on his way to Dallas
Yesterday morning, and honored the
.Snctum of The EXAMINER with q
visit. The general goes TO Dallas tC
urge the cliims of Austin for the cen
tral office otthe immigration commit.
lee, and other private business. lie
left in company with the Waco dele
CATION, 10y the O'Clock train this
morning.
j. ID. Covington and wife. Lamps
sas; a. NJ. Grounding; ~ Ter; w. Z
Lsrkiu, A,hrn.; ID. f. Dougherty, st
Louis; j. IL PARK, New YORK; b. w
Rong, Ty Ter; e. A. Robson, f Rippel.
meyer, Bal more; j. Nj. BIanding
COrsicsns; G.. b Moody, Galveston
]. W. Smith, Lagrange; j. E. Murray
Holland, Miss; l., Roberts. Mt Calm
A. NJ, Brewer, Reagan; w III. Deveer
aud Mrs NJ. A. Collins, StephensvillC
we're quests of the various hotels oil
Waco yesterday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29
Failure In Ga,ne.vllle.

Special Dispatch to The Examiner.
GAINESVILLE, Dec IS w. L Wake,
dealer in dry goods, notions etc, assigned to
day for the benefit of his creditors Liabil-
titles $2l,943; assets, slO35o. The principal
creditors are in New York, Philadelphia and
other commercial ccntcrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29

tnunaoabtedly caused 10y lactid acid In the
s ssV'u, rms acid attacks the ibrous tissues,
sbHrTIauSes the pains and aches in the back,
Tboun'let,' knees. ankles. hips, and wrists.
1TsMsaparlla positive cure for rheumatism
tr. is medicine, by it's Purifying action, neu-
snItss the acidity of the blood, aud also
'4A up and strengthens the whole body.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29
Notice! Notice! Notice!

III persons having claims against the es-
tate orr. II Patrick deceased late of Eddy
Texas, are hereby notified that admldleua
tiun was opened on his estate in McLennan
county, reXas, on the nth day of Oct"b r
lN'7, and The undersigned appointed admins:
traitor tn .reof, Ny plac4 of residence and
pogloilice Is Waco, McLenan county, and you
are notified TO present your Glazing against
said estate 10 us for allowance within tho
time pr vided by law. NJ n ROSESrHA A..
Administrator OF the estate Of X H. Patrick
InnnusnN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29
Notice.

The annual meeting of stockholders and
direc tors Of the Dial ~ and Waco Railway
comp ny viii be held at the general otiice OF
said company in Dallas, Texas on Tuesday,
January II, ISIS, NJ the hours Of II a m. and
l. IN clock, respectfully,
vi ABRAH5, JAMES BAKE.
Secretary. President.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29
Failure NJ Abilinc.
;pecial Dispatch 10 the E1nn,iner.

NFVCIFI TIbPHFcII 10 IHU E1HIIIIHVT.
AhuENE Dee. 2s.-J. W. Campbell X
Co.. dealers in dry goods and notions was
closed by the following attachment to-day
Mack, Stadcr ~ Co., of Cincinnati, $3.50;
First National Bank OF Abilene, $3.50; q W.
stephens $4SjN. Other attachments are ex
pcctcd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29

For all those choice dainties, which
gotO make Christmas season of en-
loyment, 90 to 10, 5. Thompson. See
bis turkeys See his mincemeats.
See his preserves, five crackers, and 4
thousand other meet les.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29

Dyspepsia In its worst forms will
yield to the use of Carriers Little
Nerve Pills, aided by Carter's Little
Liver Pills. Dose, one of each after
ntiIln
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

GOVERNOR GENERALCF CANADA.
LONDON, Dec. % The Mauchest r
courier states that Lord Stanley, of
Preston, has accepted the governor
generalship of Canada.
LABDY WAR MoVEMEN1S.
LONDON, Dec. 2S.-T The Chrou Is
\leDla correspondel t, who has lust
been to Gal,cia on a visit of iuspec-
ton, asserts that there are no unit
military Inspections on Austrian ,idc
Of troi tier, and that no Russian troops
have yet advanced near Boundary.
GOOD WILL PREVAIL.
LONDON, Dec. Is "A dispatch from
Berlin to The EXch4 nge Telegraph
company says il is stated that Aus
tria yield to the pressure OF certain
friendly powers has made advances
to Russia, by hich continued peace Is
As-urpI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29

TOliROCGHBRED FOR SALE al McI.ar
l emf stab Z. sired by Vermont chief ont
I nl Rug li>h aud Mursa drafi mare
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-29

MISCELLANEOUS.

EoK sALh-E'cry'hmg
Waco Curiosity shop.
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,S2IOt 90
, 1887-09-15
Information for Settlers

Among the recent decisions of the
Land department arc the following
In the case OF forfeiture, the bur
don Of proofs IL upon the attacking
party, and faith should he affirmative
and proponderating.
Notice OF application for mineral
patent should give tho course and
length OF IL line connecting tho claim
with Il corner of tho public surveys
or with n mineral neasurment.
The intention to mortgage the
land for the issuance of the final Ger
tificate for the purpose of securing
the purchase prico thereof docs not
invalidate the final proof
In computing the term military
service to be deducted from tho re-
9uired period of residence, the actu-
al length of the service should be al
lowed as shown by the records Of the
War department.
If the soldier was discharged on
account of disability existing prior of
the enlistment, actual length of ser
vice, not term OF enlistment, determ-
ined the amount of time to be de.
Quoted from the required period of
residence.
Where the homesteader has failed
to reside on his homestead for moro
than two years, he may on showing
residence for fully six months there-
after and prior to contest is committed
to cash entry. When commanding
homesteader failed to show satisfac-
tory cultivation on final proof, evi-
dence of extensive cultivation may
be received at subsequent hearing.
A claimant who acts in good faith
and enters the wrong tract of land,
will be allowed TO amend in the alb
sence of adverse claims with credit
for fees.
The pre- emption law does not
specify the value and extent OF i'm
provements and slight improvements
accepted rs satisfactory whero there
Is 10 reason for concluding that the
entry was not made in good faith.
, 1887-09-15
The Lumber Market.
astoria PiOHeeg.I

iStOria PiOHeey.L
The mills of Oregon and Wash
ington sell their product in four diff
ferent markets. The local demand is
large, still larger supply goes to
California, there is u considerable
foreign trade to South America, Aus
traiia, the Sandwich islands and Chi
ma, and a new trade has Just sprung
up IN the western states. It is now
less than three years since the first
Car load Of Oregon lumber was
shipped cast as an experiment. and
less than two years since the busi-
ness was begun practically Our tim
ber finds favor in the markets .wher-
ever introduced, and readily brings
better prices than the northern pine.
II is fact well known that in Mich
isau and other northern states the
timber supply is nearly exhausted,
and it Is believed that the western
states must soon draw their main
supply from the Pacific coast In two
years the eastern lumber business
has developed from an experimental
state to the monthly shipment of s.
100000 feet, and it gives promise of
multiplying many times during the
huxt few years The great business
4, this Tins is the coastwise and for
eiyn trade Rapidly rs production
grow, tie demand grows with it.
Within tie past four years thirty five
merchant lnills have been built be-
tween the O.. ifornia line aud British
Columbia, making altogether nearly
ono hnndred mills Not one of these
is idle, and some OF. them are running
day aud night.
, 1887-09-15

many others, where the TaAT PCSY CHILD.
preparation Hunts
Remedy has been almost remarkable in
its results. One case in particular was
that OF a prominent banker residing in
New York, whose family physicians,
assisted by the best counsel that city
could produce, declared his case to be
hopeless, and who was after8ard re-
stored to perfect health by the means
have named Ihave not hesitated TO use
it freely among my patients, and from
the results Piiayc secured, | shall con
tinue to do so.
The doctor explained how men and
women should live in order TO meet this
terrible malady, and inStanced several
additional cures which had followed the
use OF the remedy before referred to. In
concluding he said:
''If men and women could only be
aroused to realization OF their actual
danger; 10 q sense Of what il before
them unless they take prompt and
proper action, and then by a correct
course OF life and the rs OF Just the right
means sc x to probing L! .ir lives, most
of the present suffering and untiInely
deaths might and would be avoided"
, 1887-09-15
Fickings.
either.

Boston has 1,400 lawyers, bnt SC
| far rs income is concerned General
Butler heads the list. His practice
nets him considerably over $IO0,O0C
year.
1t is learned that while the British
sealing schooner W. z. Sayward
which was captured by the Rush in
Behring sea, was on her way to Sitka
i'll charge Of two United States off
cials, the sealing schooner Onward
Capt. Nelson, came alongside her In
the night, while the officials were
asleep, aud the arms and ammunition
of the Sayward were transferred to
the Onward. which then got safely
away.
1t seems to be settled that Willard
will go into the Northern Pacific
board. Also that he will take direc-
ton of the Oregon & Transcontinent
al, and probably will wind up its af-
fairs ere long. Adyicss deemed en-
tlrely trustworthy state that Willard
has practically become the arbiter be
tween the contending factions in Nor
thern Pacific, and that this will lead
to compromise which, in addition
to his own election as director, will
cause the promotion of Oakes to the
presidency of the company.
Nelson Bennett says that last
month on the west end of the Cas-.
cade tunnel his workmen made 2lI
feet through a wall plate in the tun
mel. Mr. Bennett claims this is the
best record of tunnelirg ever made
in America under similar cireum
stances. BY wall plate means 6
place where the ground is &C bad thai
timbering has to be constructed Oh
the top of the first bench immediately
in the heading and at the extreme
face of the tunnel. Werkmen, there.
fore, have to do all their shooting
and heavy blasting under these tim
bers without knocking down the tim
Der work. The east end is doing
equally as we'll now, but they were
delayed some last month. The tuu
mel is now bored about 5000 feet and
Mr.. Bennett expects to finish it by
June of 1888
, 1887-09-15

The Columbia Chronicle: CAPT
Z. B. Johnson in one Of his recent
lstters from Olympia to the Walla
Valls Union, takes up and reprints
some Of his old arguments in favor of
the division of the territory. Some
OF these arguments are weighty and
sound AID have been advanced time
sud again in the history of the coun
try by some of our wisest statesmen.
But whom the captain says that tho
oHly real arguments against division
u that it will delay admission. he
sssrlooks one very important point
sad ono which appeals directly to the
Psekst OF every voter il .Ie Inland
sApirs. That is the power of statu
sr eSrFitory TO regulate fares and
frsiShtS within its borders. While
1s rsnala one, our people may,
tArsugh thu Legislature, fix th> maxi
Hzn rates of freight to be charged
By the Northern Pacific on any other
company that may connect tho east
a2d the vest 10y q line over the Gas
sr.:<as. But just rs soon as ihe terri
t9ty IS divided, W. must look To con-
eseaa, which aioRe has power to regu
lats interstate commerce, for relief
flun unreasonable charges Let
Washington with North Idaho be al
saisted ia one state, with the proSi-
Aon that when the population be-
ssmas sufficient and the people of tho
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, 1887-09-15


SARAH j. NC .ETHT, Plaintiff
JAMES MCCARTHY. Defendant
The United States Of america send greeting 10
James Mccarthy. defendant:
You are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought against yen BY the above named plain
TIL In the District court OF ;he Third judicial
District OF the Territory OF Washington, holding
terms at the city OF Port ToAnsend- III the
County OF Jefferson. 'or the Counties Of Jeffsr-
son. Ci.ian, Island and San Juan, and 10 answer
the e''r'plai2t filed therein within sixty days
after c date Of the fn=I publication of this suin
mOns or Judgment by defaut will be taken
a.an-i YOU according TO the prayer OF the COM
plaint EI-d herein.
The aid action i brought To dissolve the
bonds q mStrImony between plaintiff and lie
frId-nI- That the plaintiff ir awarded the care
a d cu.I ~ Of her minor children, May Eilsar
aged lrar>: Fannie H.. aged } y-ar>; - d John
L. ag-'i yeIrs: =nd for Judgment for her costs
and disbursements herein on the grounds Of la
h!tgal drunkenness Cf the def EdIn', for more
than f:Nr Year, last past. and OF abandonment
and Gs-erIio3 O pla:Htid by defcn taBt, .ince
Ociober iIh. IS>J, and OF rTuei treatment Of
ainti1 by d-feEdanr- and for neglect and rcfus-
ii of defendant 10 make suitIble or any prOvi-
sioiis for plaintiff. support or for III" sGpPoIf,
care and tdrt alton OF Ssid children since last
above named date And You are hereby notified
thai IL il apprTT and an>w-r SIii com piauf,
as above rrQaiIci- pl:intif will apply TO the
Court for the relief ,nanied in said compliant.
--s Witness the Honorable r. A Jones,
Jud.e OF SAID District Court, and the
! seal thereof. this 9th day OF May,
s-r-t 4 D, lSs1.
WM. E. LEGERWOoD. Clerk.
By Nm ii WHITrLESES, Deputy
BRADSHAW q SACHS. Plaintiffs Atlorney>-
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, 1887-09-15


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ono dag Igrny 20" rr~auTu.
lan managing sH.'-r iaTrt h" Ha-
-u.5' .ar .. r'r.r' part - ~" pro
ruolirg- un ih" grounds Spying ~"
foreman 81 -" composing room, 10
requested him f., take notes 81 p com
y.any dr!l. and tins b. the way be did
-rrpmptIy at iD'cIDck the company
marched upou the ground and were
received by q bur-t 81 applause. In
Tnai.a'"!y H." father Of th" chapel
called t,rDr and the foreman 81 IT,"
company logan 30 call of by zlugs
whom hr called Dpt Slug they IN
fixed bayorcts aHd kept On through
the manual by number7 The com
Uauy wa7 mad" mp Df numerous
wrong fonts, there beng pIca man
alongside 81 q TgIHiDH Dur, and bro
yIor boy uIoug-ide Df Honpariel one
IN company front the line was very
unrvenly justified, there beng gem
space between gOms members, while
between others there vas z 3 rtn quad.
In platoon movements the fellow who
acted "a right hyph"u slipped below
the line and all thTce If the proof
readers cOmmenc"d ~ ElaFk rTTuT-
In wheeling left ia circle one handful
got badly squabblrd, and when they
went to call off phalanx Of four to
send to the front and center, the
whole form got pied and the proof
Tcad'T5 and copy holders again got
their work IN. In marching III col
uma Of four another bad company
error was made. Some thought they
had got Il price and half table of
tho file, while others evidently
thought thny had struck four col
umns of figures and words, and put
III period when they should only
have used n comma, in making time
around the drill ground. When the
assistant foreman was ordered t.
make up four page form he made q
serious error, having only plea be-
tween two pages, while between 9th
ers there was fonr line plea. In
marching in double rank the first
three lines were solid, while tho re-
mainder were loaded and double
loaded, which is not in accordance
with tactics. The foreman, assistant
foreman, proof readers and copy
holders all had column rules. which
sCmo OF them brandished finely. AT
ter three United States proof readers
were through marking errors the
company passed ont amid storm ol
applause. Time, 27:0i 1-G4"
And he drank nothing but beer
either.
, 1887-09-15
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
DFPICE or TERRITORIAL AUDITOR
fIx-r,-i ia S.xftF I 10.

Olympia SNpts J. IS1'- ,
Sections and ) Of an act entitled an Act IN
relation 10 the Fiscal Year Report Of chi Sr-
and irCidenfal printing ~ the Ter rory OF
Washington Approved Fe5TuIry 1. Ic5j- IIGEs
1856 pJ. 1878. prOy.d- IL follow:
SIC l. 1t =Eaii lie the dirty o. the i-rrltorla!
audit : 70 publish for four consecutive Wrek- IN
the month o. September Immediately pre- sdine
the biennial srs-io OF the legislature. in one
NJ Sspapcr in each jaGirial t.-frict of the ferr,
tory n hice 10 prinicF. c.IiD. fO- bids FOR he
printing Of the reports II The terTiIor al OFF,
said bids TO stale rhr pTi Pcr tEOB>anf Ems for
competition: the pr:c=. Pr tok-r OF "a imPfez-
siOns Of ei,hr page forms. pres work; the
weight q !al!ty and psice of pap.r and prize OF
binding OF said reports FleTe .h5il be printed
1000 IepOr = nf the territorial auditor. and 800
copies OF each Of th- IeIDrrs of tine treasurer.
Superintendent and hoard Of trustees hospital
for insane 1850 rUpir- o. The report Of the
superintendent o, public i.s'rU On and 100
copies ach o the reports OF other territorial
LffCers-
SEC. >. On the second Monday in Octob-r-
next preceding the biennial sioR OF the Icgis-
iature. the territorial auGiio. shall, in presence
Of The territorial treasurer. proceed 10 open and
examine the bids for tb- territorial printing and
the bid or bids Of the Invest Tr-ponsIbls DTD
Iishc in me Territory Of Washington shall be
accepted and the Der Sn firm 10 whom the
cOnIriIrt l. awarded ,haii In rcqHi cd, before
cnmm-, Gin The work 10 give a good aud SUN
Gent TO d 10 lie territory in tie; sum OF one
thoH-aid dOllars. TO lie approved hy he terri
toriaI aaditor. cordItinucd f1r the faithful and
promp- execution OF the printing of said reports
in a RO0d and workTI IIni BE niInreT, and TO de-
fore Inc frs day OF the bi~HniaI session Of The
legislature EeXL ?: sang.
In pHr-HanCe Of the provision 5 Of the above
mentioned Ew. 10 The fuii text Of which Tc:er-
euce l. cal ed, notice Is hereby given 10 the
printers aud publishes in the Territory of
Washington that bids viii le rre,ived at thl-
Office up to O'cIg, x +. IN Mon !ay- The 10th
day Of Octo'ac-- A. d. 1885, fpr .he printing and
binding of raid reports. upon The condi ions ana
stipuIaifon- sci forth in said law snd the fur
Iher cone Irinn that The quIliry OF the paper re-
qaircd for all of "A report shall b. forty-~iGht
pound white calcn cred saOE paper and thirty
five PuHnt cover p -pcr ctloTei.
The bJTy OF tue reports will he in boGr-
gso;S sT r yi,-T type 5s6-d wish +io-pIc:I leads,
extracts solid and tabulaT rule and figure
work in nonparirlsy ypc: the Sze "f pai,rs i= ems
pi u lpI 2 and ~ els pel wide. with two inches
space beIV cen pages al -idt: and top IN order
that The reports nay conform to Size and 'tyle
heretofore adopted.
Full par icIIar= IN regard to details of W rk
required Will be furnished oiI application TO this
OllIcr by hitter T iH err D.
TN. REED.
Territorial Auditor.
, 1887-09-15

Only those WIN have sntfara5 vr;.,
sick headachs knew how i;stFessine - -
aud how tn sympaih.z Will, nthars - - ~
have io endure It's tnrrnrss VIZ WI. ~,
you have sick kcl,taciic ruL- = P.,tr;ci,,s
al~' ','eE are "u.iii. easy take anal
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Nook triAe with any TL.oa: OF
DoN = Lung Disease. If you have
g. Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Group or Whooping Cough.
use Aeker's English Remedy and preyept
further trouble. It is q positive cure,
and we guarantee it. = Price 10 and SOC
For sale by Latimer & Co.
, 1887-09-15

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on Orc:iS Island san Jnan County, Na>hIn- un
Territory. il This cay CI>SnlVSd lS WuIU2i CON
sent. h.IVi"s sold their entire nSInc-> To tie
'.Casrllrir Bay Lumber ( Nsnafsri n Ioni-
panV- who Will hereafter rCnducI and CJI-rS on
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and from said frIn. To l., pad L. and ~ >Aii
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uauV" A. T. NENHALL,
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